That sucks, I'd have it looked at. Generally lighter strings=less pressure, as would tuning down to Eb.I have a very nice 2007 PRS Mira.
The neck is so light on this guitar. If I lean over, I can hear it detune. If I hit the low E I can hear it go flat.
I use 10 to 46. Would lighter or heavier strings make it more stable?
I think he meant it temporarily goes out. The neck bends easily.Not normal. I would definitely have it checked out. How light the guitar/neck is should not cause tuning issues.
If you lean the guitar and it goes out of tune you have more issues than what type of strings to use.
Light or not, I don't know of any wood so light that it bends out of tune that easily without something else going on. I doubt we are talking 1/4 inch plywood here. Wood is pretty sturdy and even the smallest necks should be stable enough to hold tune unless something is off with the guitar.I think he meant it temporarily goes out. The neck bends easily.
Heavier works for me but I tend to muscle things anyway.I use 10 to 46. Would lighter or heavier strings make it more stable?
Guitars do that.I have a very nice 2007 PRS Mira.
The neck is so light on this guitar. If I lean over, I can hear it detune. If I hit the low E I can hear it go flat.
I use 10 to 46. Would lighter or heavier strings make it more stable?